The thing about the Beatles is you can go in their catalog and pick a dozen random songs that weren't singles or really famous and make an album that is great.
1. And Your Bird Can Sing 2. I'll Follow The Sun 3. Glass Onion 4. Savoy Truffle 5. The Long and Winding Road Side 2 6. Julia 7. Why Don't We Do It in the Road 8. Think For Yourself 9. Octopus' Garden 10. Two of Us
It's also true that radio tends only toward a small number of ballads. Anyone who thinks the Beatles are overrated (or that the Stones are even on the same planet) hasn't listened to the post-1965 albums fully.
@@thomHD the stones are great, but same singer, same style of music., except for their 80s work was different and great, problem is that the 80s had so many greater musicians .
Myers said it well when he said: "they are underrated". This is what I've been saying about The Beatles and Queen for years. The public loves them, and praises them. But even most of the public who praise them don't even know exactly HOW great those bands really are.
As someone who was born/raised/lives in the buffalo area, gotta say I appreciate Mike for showing some love and respect while we are dealing with the tragedy that happened here.
@@sylvia106 mass shooting at a Tops (area grocery store chain) on the south side of Buffalo in a predominantly black neighborhood, by a shooter who specifically targeted the store because of the demographic.
There will never be anything like The Beatles. Ever again. It's literally impossible to recreate that kind of focused cultural impact now. And that band was actually up for it.
Imagine going to a taping of Colbert, you're watching these two legends have a splendid discussion about The Beatles... But you have to sneeze! You hold it in as long as you can, but it slips out. And then, mid-sentence, Mike Myers blesses you. Hot damn, I love that guy
Pathetic, pandering 'move by Myers' in order to make sure his status - among his sick, hypocritical, left-wing lunatic, Hollywood Elite Overlords - remains secure
Let’s Go Buff-a-lo…. Thanks for spreading the love Mike! (and for being a kind person - when he says “bless you, btw” to the audience member who sneezed) Crush hate with kindness!
@@michaelrmurphy2734 we’re catching on in Buffalo. It’s awful that this happened in our city, but I’m hoping the outpouring of love from just about everyone here stays.
5:07 That’s a Canadian alright! 💕 Sits in an interview, being asked questions about his latest project, notices one in the audience sneezing, and mid interview tells them “Bless you”,.. Gotta love that,..! ☺️
@@kerryn6714 Are you Australian? That’s a courteous nation too, although perhaps a bit rougher. Though, I’ve never been called honey so many times before as when I was there. Beautiful country! I wish I can visit it again - Loved it!! 🙏
As a Buffalo native and Sabres fan, I'm doubly touched that, Mike, as a hard-core Leafs fan, wore a Sabres' sweater. Thanks for the love. Classy guy. Btw...I watched Pentaverate knowing Mike was gonna portray a lot of characters; perhaps, not as funny as Austin Powers' trilogy, but still worth the chuckle as was the relevant message within the final episode. The Buffalo "Steak Knives" ❤ Mike Myers 🇨🇦 😉
i am canadian but raised a Bruin fan in the 1970s when theSabres and Bruins were battling it out....but always thought that original Sabres jersey was the greatest...and jesus what serious hockey fan could hate a class act like Gilbert Perrault? Not me and he gave me the willies as a Bruin fan too!
@@julianciahaconsulting8663 Hey! Yep, Perrault was a great player and is a very good guy. Sadly, he is the only living member of the great French Connection.
Sweet interview!!! Mike’s reverence for the Fab Four is completely understandable. They were the most consistently influential and consequential rock band of the 20th century. Even after John was murdered, their profound influence played on and evolved as rock music did. My opinion, needless to say, and biased because I was alive and watching when the epiphany happened on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964. Unforgettable. 😊🎶🎶🎶🎶❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼💥
I'm from Buffalo and I can really appreciate the great heart it takes for a Toronto Maple Leafs fan, like Mike Myers to put on a Buffalo Sabres jersey out of respect. Also "I must say", (👈Canadian talk), that I spent so many wonderful times in Toronto starting at age 12 and nearly lived in Canada in my 30's it's a great country and people and we should try hard to emulate their kindness to others.
The fact that he stops, in the middle of his new show's ON AIR PLUG, just to tell a stranger "God bless you".... So amazing. I wish there were more people like that. And The Pentaverate was hilarious! Loved it!
"I wish there were more people like that" There called Conservatives we actual give a shit about each other... Mike is from Scarborough Same Here Grew up on the same streets as the Bare naked ladies group members of Rush and myself
@@IrishStoner Conservatives give a shit about other people??? You're joking right? Full on Conservatives are the most hate filled, bigoted people on this entire planet. That is their defining characteristic.... I can't speak for Canadian Conservatives I guess, but American Conservatives have no issue letting everyone know how much they hate anyone that is different than them.
“Dreams are private movies, and movies are public dreams.” - Mike Myers (Though it may have originated earlier than the first time Mike Myers said it publically, for example, someone named Michael J. Casey seems to have posted this turn of phrase back in 2012.)
Words are funny things; kind of like Lego's blocks. Two kids can get the same idea to built a cool race-car, use exactly the same blocks, make the same cool race-car. But those kids never met. An idea whose time has come will crop up all over the place!
I saw the thumbnail of Mike Myers in a Buffalo Sabres jersey and thought WHAT! he's a die-hard Leafs fan! But it was a nice shout-out to the people of Buffalo who are going through a tough time right now, good for you Mike :)
Mike Myers is such a nice guy. I've not watched Pentaverate yet because of the poor reviews, but this interview made me remember how much I love the guy. Gonna put it on now.
Overall, I liked it. Some of the jokes were a little too on the nose or a little too low brow, but it was fun, it was funny, and the overall concept was cool and I was again impressed by how good of an actor Mike Myers is.
I gut laughed 5 minutes in, not sure what to expect. Having some insight on today's online political and culture war BS helps but it's still an all round fun experience. Mike Myers is at the top of his game here. The hate for it only shows how well it accomplished it's goal lol...."Rex Smith"....oh man!...🤣
One of my forever favorites and it was really sweet of a lifelong leafs fan to wear a Sabres jersey. Letting us know he sends his thoughts and prayers. Great guy.
I saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan when I was 12. Since then they have been a part of my life. Hard to put into words their impact. And I am baffled by how they can still have an impact on my life, and clearly on the lives of so many people. They were together for 7 years, 7 months, 24 days. Put out about 250 songs. Averaging one every 10 days. No artist comes close to what the Beatles did musically and culturally. I hate when people say "It will never happen again" Infinity is a long time and the universe is infinite. But I think with the Beatles, it will never happen again.
Some issues you say? It is an unwatchable clusterf*ck. Are you kidding me? Netflix is even embarrassed by it. His costars distanced themselves from it. The Pentaverate is the final nail in Mike Myers career coffin. Some issues? ALL Issues.
@@Onemore59 To each his own ey? I'm 4 episodes in out of 6...it hardly takes itself serious, Mike Myers is at the top of his game, and it is...really funny. Best show ever made?...no. Not by far. Worth a watch and some good laughs?...absolutely. What do you expect?...an award winner everytime something is released on Netflix? Lighten up lol jeeeeeez Smfh. Can't even find a little common ground in a TV show?...I bet you're a blast at the dinner table.
@@alterego6075 nah he is right. Its unwatchable and boarderline unfunny. I dont know if he is stuck in the 90s but his comedy is like his face. It didnt age well. and the argument what did you expect is just a plain and dumb statement. ofcourse you can expect better things.... espacially from someone who did some of the funniest movies.
@@thelastlebowski3055 to you it's unwatchable, I have no doubts. The fact you jump RIGHT to insults is extremely telling. Either you don't get it...or you don't like it's message. As I watched it I thought...."in today's society full of overgrown entitled dumba** babies, this is going to fly over SO many heads"...and...here we are lol. Why do you go out of your way to knock people down...over a tv show? It's weird man. Also, again...extremely telling. Sad little person. Lol smfh.
Just this year it hit me that Meyer's Austin Powers character looks exactly like Peter Asher, Jane Asher's brother, Jane having been Paul McCartney's fiancee and muse. Makes sense that Meyers is a big Beatles fan.
I swear this is true - I just watched the episode on YT, and sneezed while Mike was speaking. It was a loud one, and a second later he says "Bless you". I sat up in my chair and said "whaa!?". Seconds later I realized someone in the audience had sneezed at the time I did! Again, honest, this really happened...
He is… by the way, I clicked on your page like a weirdo because …well, I’ll refrain from elaborating haha.. but I will say, your cat is adorable. Now I will shut up.. and I apologize for being a weirdo
It’s amazing how un-seriously these guys take themselves when even in this interview they’re showing why they’re so great. As a musician and creative - I almost teared up a few times. That was phenomenal without even trying to be.
Had zero interest in watching that show before, now I am definitely watching it. His description of Jackson's beatles doc is also perfect. A dream you never want to leave.
Hate what Kolbert has become but damn, hearing this from mike Myers means a lot. Buffalonians and Torontonians live so close to eachother that on a clear day you can see each others cities. Being from Buffalo I’ve come accustomed to seeing Ontario plates in western new York. You guys are so polite that sometimes I wonder if I’m a bad person after having conversations with you guys lol
I swear to got every time I see an interview with mike Myers where he talks about his family, it gets even more interesting... His mother was one of the ladies with the sticks on the map!? that's so cool!!!
I want to see the uncut version of this interview. I want to see what Stephen said after Mike said he didn't want to leave the dream that Peter Jackson had created. You know there were many words.
oh what a great movie! am a harekrishna laic monk - have had no "tv" since the mid 90s... however i Did have an old CRT functional. ocassionally i would buy a DVD and hook it up.. my other fave The Coneheads movie.. i used to cry at the abuse these humble off-planet migrants were put through - hundreds of hour$$ of INS harrasment... and when i would stop tearing in despair... the scene w the bottle-rocket would come: the despised marooned aliens knew how to whip up clean nuclear fission in their garage ...
His story about getting beer reminded me of the scene in the movie "Strangebrew" when they go to try to get free beer, and it came out of the wall on a roller conveyor belt.
That's exactly how they did it in Canada, back in the day. Also all the beer bottles were the same, no matter what brand, so they could interchange the returned bottles. I always thought that was weird.
I loved this interview, wish there was more. I would totally rock a Canadian jersey in the wake of a tragedy, thank you Mike. One of my oldest best friends is from Hamilton. Though, it would be hard not to wear the Bruins. I'm from Maine after all, and half our team is friggin' Canadian
When Mike Myers _first_ cane to Scarborough, Toronto, he was one of only _three_ punk rockers in the school. He was routinely beaten up. Then his family left for a year and during that year, his hair grew back. He "normallized" his appearance. How do I know? I used to protect him when I could from the bullies. I didn't even _realize_ it was the same guy until years later. He had the _best_ house parties. You would know on Monday who was there by who was screaming in the halls "If it's not _Scottish,_ it's _CRAP!!"_
Canada loves you Mike! I'm his age & was only 30 miles east of him. I can relate to him no problem. He also went to school with David, Elton Johns partner!
I wish I had some way of telling Mike Myers how much he's meant to me for so much of my life. I fell in love watching him perform on SNL when I was only 9 years old. I was unknowingly autistic, and autistic people have "special interests", subjects that they are so interested in that they feel they must learn everything about them. Autistic females, especially those in adolescence, tend to make their special interests celebrities, and Mike was mine. I wanted to watch everything he was in and I learned everything I could about him. My friends got so tired of me quoting line after line from Austin Powers and Wayne's World and So I Married An Axe Murderer, but I didn't care, those movies made me happy. I'm a bit more casual of a fan now compared to my very autistic childhood where I sometimes would watch at least one movie of his a day, but I still adore him. When he came out with his book Canada a few years back, it made me so happy to read it and learn more about him and the amazing country he hails from. The relationship he had with his dad must be so bittersweet, because it was so good and now I'm sure even to this day he misses him terribly. I can relate as I lost my wonderful dad 3 years ago. Anyway, this is a very long and convoluted way of saying that I unequivocally love Mike Myers for who he is and for what he creates, and I'm so grateful to him. Growing up, when things were tough, sometimes the joy I got from his art was all that kept me going. The laughter helped heal my heart. Thank you Mike. PS- Another one of my special interests is Canada, one I'm pretty sure was sparked from my love for Mike, as both are so wonderfully kind. I have a lot of Canadian memorabilia, including a huge flag hanging above the desk where I'm typing this. I had plans to finally visit in 2020, but then covid came. Welp.
Mike Myers is - nominally - Canadian but he's fundamentally a Liverpudlian. I want to see him spend a week here and in that space-of-time he'll turn back into Ringo Starr. Used to happen to me when I was at College. I'd go home for vacation as Brian Sewell and come back as George Harrison.
The thing about the Beatles is you can go in their catalog and pick a dozen random songs that weren't singles or really famous and make an album that is great.
That is so true and there's not a lot of bands that you can say that about.
1. And Your Bird Can Sing
2. I'll Follow The Sun
3. Glass Onion
4. Savoy Truffle
5. The Long and Winding Road
Side 2
6. Julia
7. Why Don't We Do It in the Road
8. Think For Yourself
9. Octopus' Garden
10. Two of Us
It's also true that radio tends only toward a small number of ballads. Anyone who thinks the Beatles are overrated (or that the Stones are even on the same planet) hasn't listened to the post-1965 albums fully.
@@peterman7000these are all good what's your point
@@thomHD the stones are great, but same singer, same style of music., except for their 80s work was different and great, problem is that the 80s had so many greater musicians .
Myers said it well when he said: "they are underrated". This is what I've been saying about The Beatles and Queen for years. The public loves them, and praises them. But even most of the public who praise them don't even know exactly HOW great those bands really are.
Queen are terrible
Queen is vastly overreacted.
What paperwork do I need to fill out to stop being gatekept about whether I know how good those bands are?
@@dianapevtsov I'd tell you, but those papers are behind a gate that I am keeping and are not to be touched by the likes of you.
@@marknewbold2583 Queen 2 is a great album but a lot of their hits are pretty boring to listen to imo
As someone who was born/raised/lives in the buffalo area, gotta say I appreciate Mike for showing some love and respect while we are dealing with the tragedy that happened here.
Same here. Born & raised in the area, I'm glad to see the love. Hate why.
Absolute class! Mike is a wonderful man. Thanks, Mike, for your thoughtfulness about the Buffalo tragedy. God bless!
What happened??
@@sylvia106 mass shooting at a Tops (area grocery store chain) on the south side of Buffalo in a predominantly black neighborhood, by a shooter who specifically targeted the store because of the demographic.
@@angelgal3076 oh, ok thank you.
Class act of Mike coming out in a Sabres jersey. Crazy seeing someone wear that sweater on a late night talk show.
Love his reverence to The Beatles. He’s right they are underrated lol . They are best there was , is and ever will be
Yes and they will always be the greatest.
The first person I ever heard say The Beatles were underrated was Mike Huckabee on Fox News about 10 years ago.
not underrated come on lol. brilliant as they were but never underrated
Uh, are you talking about British Invaders?
There will never be anything like The Beatles. Ever again. It's literally impossible to recreate that kind of focused cultural impact now. And that band was actually up for it.
Imagine going to a taping of Colbert, you're watching these two legends have a splendid discussion about The Beatles... But you have to sneeze! You hold it in as long as you can, but it slips out. And then, mid-sentence, Mike Myers blesses you. Hot damn, I love that guy
05:11! 🤧
@Geordie Well, maybe ONE legend, anyway…
Pure Canadian politeness right there.
Man apparently he is one of the biggest assholes in hollywood 😔
At first I was annoyed that a Leafs fan was wearing a Sabres jersey, but then it dawned on me. Classy move by Myers.
right? they might be odd but theyre still our cousins
very classy. still, it hurts to see canadians still endorsing the nhl.
@@vladtepes97 ? huh
sweater not jersey😉
Pathetic, pandering 'move by Myers' in order to make sure his status - among his sick, hypocritical, left-wing lunatic, Hollywood Elite Overlords - remains secure
Let’s Go Buff-a-lo…. Thanks for spreading the love Mike! (and for being a kind person - when he says “bless you, btw” to the audience member who sneezed)
Crush hate with kindness!
He's Canadian eh.
Its what we Canadians try to do!
I heard that as Dr. Evil... the Buff-a-lo bit
@@michaelrmurphy2734 we’re catching on in Buffalo. It’s awful that this happened in our city, but I’m hoping the outpouring of love from just about everyone here stays.
That shirt and what he said at the beginning...made me cry. Class act, man.
5:07 That’s a Canadian alright! 💕
Sits in an interview, being asked questions about his latest project, notices one in the audience sneezing, and mid interview tells them “Bless you”,..
Gotta love that,..! ☺️
You made that comment twice and I liked it 👍both times 😁
@@kerryn6714 I had to correct something in it, but thank you! 🙏 ☺️
@@Justusson
Anytime my friend ✌🇦🇺🙃
Gotta love Canadians! God, I wish I could live there.
@@kerryn6714 Are you Australian? That’s a courteous nation too, although perhaps a bit rougher. Though, I’ve never been called honey so many times before as when I was there. Beautiful country! I wish I can visit it again - Loved it!! 🙏
I didn't realize how much influence this man had on my life. Dude is a pro. Glad he's back
I grew up in Buffalo and went to Canada for beer. My senior class trip was in Toronto in 1975. What a trip.
As a Buffalo native and Sabres fan, I'm doubly touched that, Mike, as a hard-core Leafs fan, wore a Sabres' sweater. Thanks for the love. Classy guy. Btw...I watched Pentaverate knowing Mike was gonna portray a lot of characters; perhaps, not as funny as Austin Powers' trilogy, but still worth the chuckle as was the relevant message within the final episode. The Buffalo "Steak Knives" ❤ Mike Myers 🇨🇦 😉
i am canadian but raised a Bruin fan in the 1970s when theSabres and Bruins were battling it out....but always thought that original Sabres jersey was the greatest...and jesus what serious hockey fan could hate a class act like Gilbert Perrault? Not me and he gave me the willies as a Bruin fan too!
@@julianciahaconsulting8663 Hey! Yep, Perrault was a great player and is a very good guy. Sadly, he is the only living member of the great French Connection.
I’m Canadian from Toronto and I love that he still has his love for his home.
Mike Myers is a class act.
Sweet interview!!! Mike’s reverence for the Fab Four is completely understandable. They were the most consistently influential and consequential rock band of the 20th century. Even after John was murdered, their profound influence played on and evolved as rock music did. My opinion, needless to say, and biased because I was alive and watching when the epiphany happened on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964. Unforgettable. 😊🎶🎶🎶🎶❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼💥
I lived through the Beatles too. They changed everything….for the better.
I remember that night-we were in the kitchen dining area watching TV.
Yeah. This trendy, Beatles superfan thing is very disingenuous. We all like The Beatles but this just comes off as really pretentious.
Amen, brother!
You were late. The Beatles released their first single in 1962. You jumped on a bandwagon, my friend
I'm from Buffalo and I can really appreciate the great heart it takes for a Toronto Maple Leafs fan, like Mike Myers to put on a Buffalo Sabres jersey out of respect.
Also "I must say", (👈Canadian talk), that I spent so many wonderful times in Toronto starting at age 12 and nearly lived in Canada in my 30's it's a great country and people and we should try hard to emulate their kindness to others.
The fact that he stops, in the middle of his new show's ON AIR PLUG, just to tell a stranger "God bless you".... So amazing. I wish there were more people like that.
And The Pentaverate was hilarious! Loved it!
"I wish there were more people like that" There called Conservatives we actual give a shit about each other... Mike is from Scarborough Same Here Grew up on the same streets as the Bare naked ladies group members of Rush and myself
When did this happen
@@IrishStoner They're called "people with manners".
@@IsuiGtz @ 5:07
@@IrishStoner Conservatives give a shit about other people??? You're joking right? Full on Conservatives are the most hate filled, bigoted people on this entire planet. That is their defining characteristic.... I can't speak for Canadian Conservatives I guess, but American Conservatives have no issue letting everyone know how much they hate anyone that is different than them.
One of the best comedians ever.
Our generation’s Peter Sellers
“Dreams are private movies, and movies are public dreams.” - Mike Myers
(Though it may have originated earlier than the first time Mike Myers said it publically, for example, someone named Michael J. Casey seems to have posted this turn of phrase back in 2012.)
Words are funny things; kind of like Lego's blocks.
Two kids can get the same idea to built a cool race-car, use exactly the same blocks, make the same cool race-car.
But those kids never met.
An idea whose time has come will crop up all over the place!
@@pirobot668beta no no no, Leibniz invented calculus.
Either way, it's a beautiful thought.
5:07 Mike Myers is such a nice guy. He absolutely deserves the world. ❤️
I saw the thumbnail of Mike Myers in a Buffalo Sabres jersey and thought WHAT! he's a die-hard Leafs fan! But it was a nice shout-out to the people of Buffalo who are going through a tough time right now, good for you Mike :)
“Bless you by the way” true Canadian niceness on display
Mike Myers is such a nice guy. I've not watched Pentaverate yet because of the poor reviews, but this interview made me remember how much I love the guy. Gonna put it on now.
if you are a fan of old mike meyers (austin powers era) then you will really enjoy the show.
Yep. Just done the first couple and really enjoying it so far.
It's really funny in the same dumb way that Austin Powers was really funny.
Overall, I liked it. Some of the jokes were a little too on the nose or a little too low brow, but it was fun, it was funny, and the overall concept was cool and I was again impressed by how good of an actor Mike Myers is.
I gut laughed 5 minutes in, not sure what to expect. Having some insight on today's online political and culture war BS helps but it's still an all round fun experience.
Mike Myers is at the top of his game here.
The hate for it only shows how well it accomplished it's goal lol...."Rex Smith"....oh man!...🤣
Such a pure and golden-hearted interview. Thanks Mike and Stephen!
Being from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 I approve this segment 👏
The Pentaverate is hilarious- and just really sweet- watched the whole season- if you're a fan of Mike and his movies, you'll love it!
Yes, it’s good!
I loved it too
I feel like I haven't seen Mike Myers in a long time, I was starting to get worried. I'm glad he's doing okay.
I can't believe how old he's gotten. I just turned 35 and it makes me feel oooold
He jus released a new movie on Netflix
@@jennbby1498 Don't you mean how *botoxed* he's gotten? 🙄🤔
He always makes 🇨🇦 proud !
Passionate, caring and sincere the triple crown of human endeavours. 👏👏🥂
Yeah. Canada and the city of Liverpool. He loves his Scouse and Canadian heritage and you can tell.
I got chilled seeing Mike Myers talk about the Beatles. Everyone has his idols
One of my forever favorites and it was really sweet of a lifelong leafs fan to wear a Sabres jersey. Letting us know he sends his thoughts and prayers. Great guy.
The fact that Wayne and Garth are still jamming together makes my heart happy.❤️
There's who should play Elon on SNL right there.
TOTALLY. Ha! I cannot unsee or “unwish” it now. Thanks :)
And do it in his Dr evil voice!
Was my immediate thought.
SHIIIIIT YOURE SO RIGHT
He won’t cause he’s Canadian
Love the Sabres jersey,Mike. Love you
What a great human being (and comedian and actor) Mike Myers is.
I saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan when I was 12. Since then they have been a part of my life. Hard to put into words their impact. And I am baffled by how they can still have an impact on my life, and clearly on the lives of so many people. They were together for 7 years, 7 months, 24 days. Put out about 250 songs. Averaging one every 10 days. No artist comes close to what the Beatles did musically and culturally. I hate when people say "It will never happen again" Infinity is a long time and the universe is infinite. But I think with the Beatles, it will never happen again.
Mike Myers: Thank You for sharing Love with Buffalo. Amazing entertainer & Class Act! 😊 🇨🇦 🇺🇸
Mike Myers is a national treasure, protect that man!!!
He is ours and you cant ruin him.
Mike is an International Treasure! (and it's no mystery why)
Loved in the UK, Canada and the USA!
@@charlie-obrien He deserves a knighthood.
Love you and your "frame of comedic influence."
Also your appreciation of The Beatles.
“The Pentaverate” has some issues but is overall funny and all the characters he plays is impressive. If you love his brand of humor you will like it.
Some issues you say? It is an unwatchable clusterf*ck. Are you kidding me? Netflix is even embarrassed by it. His costars distanced themselves from it. The Pentaverate is the final nail in Mike Myers career coffin. Some issues? ALL Issues.
@@Onemore59 To each his own ey? I'm 4 episodes in out of 6...it hardly takes itself serious, Mike Myers is at the top of his game, and it is...really funny.
Best show ever made?...no. Not by far.
Worth a watch and some good laughs?...absolutely.
What do you expect?...an award winner everytime something is released on Netflix?
Lighten up lol jeeeeeez
Smfh.
Can't even find a little common ground in a TV show?...I bet you're a blast at the dinner table.
@@Onemore59 Don't hold back Jeff, tell us how you feel.
@@alterego6075 nah he is right. Its unwatchable and boarderline unfunny. I dont know if he is stuck in the 90s but his comedy is like his face. It didnt age well. and the argument what did you expect is just a plain and dumb statement. ofcourse you can expect better things.... espacially from someone who did some of the funniest movies.
@@thelastlebowski3055 to you it's unwatchable, I have no doubts.
The fact you jump RIGHT to insults is extremely telling.
Either you don't get it...or you don't like it's message.
As I watched it I thought...."in today's society full of overgrown entitled dumba** babies, this is going to fly over SO many heads"...and...here we are lol.
Why do you go out of your way to knock people down...over a tv show? It's weird man.
Also, again...extremely telling.
Sad little person.
Lol smfh.
Love back to you Mike from a Buffalonian.
He forgot to mention Irv Weinstein and Rocketship 7
Just this year it hit me that Meyer's Austin Powers character looks exactly like Peter Asher, Jane Asher's brother, Jane having been Paul McCartney's fiancee and muse. Makes sense that Meyers is a big Beatles fan.
I swear this is true - I just watched the episode on YT, and sneezed while Mike was speaking. It was a loud one, and a second later he says "Bless you". I sat up in my chair and said "whaa!?". Seconds later I realized someone in the audience had sneezed at the time I did!
Again, honest, this really happened...
that wouldve been insane
Bless you! From Liverpool.
The Pentaverate is great, if you haven't checked it out. Awesome to see Mike Myers in more many guises.
Class act, Mike! Thanks for the love!
Such a great guy 👍
He is… by the way, I clicked on your page like a weirdo because …well, I’ll refrain from elaborating haha.. but I will say, your cat is adorable. Now I will shut up.. and I apologize for being a weirdo
I could quite literally watch a thousand hours of the kind of priceless footage that was The Beatles: Get Back and not be bored for a single second.
Ditto. I've watched the entire Get Back series three times already. It's brilliant.
It’s amazing how un-seriously these guys take themselves when even in this interview they’re showing why they’re so great. As a musician and creative - I almost teared up a few times. That was phenomenal without even trying to be.
That’s the way we work in Canada.
@@Debbie56 I admire you greatly.
Mike is a true legend with unsurpassed concern for doing the right thing when it is necessary.
Glad to see mike back in action!
I love how quick Stephen Colbert changes subjects when mike mentions health care
If you love the Beatles and love travelling, be sure to visit Liverpool! Beautiful city on the water and very proud of the Beatles.
Still love 'So I married an axe murderer'. Underrated and fabulous.
We have a piper down.
Had zero interest in watching that show before, now I am definitely watching it. His description of Jackson's beatles doc is also perfect. A dream you never want to leave.
Totally. I know I shall cry all the way through it.
Spot on.
If you liked the Austin Powers movies, you like The Pentaverate.
That's exactly how I felt about the doc and is actually how I feel about a lot of Mike's work.
I always liked him while growing up, but I guess I never realized he’s got a bit of an angelic soul.
When he said he literally had shivers, I had them too, at that very exact moment
Hate what Kolbert has become but damn, hearing this from mike Myers means a lot. Buffalonians and Torontonians live so close to eachother that on a clear day you can see each others cities. Being from Buffalo I’ve come accustomed to seeing Ontario plates in western new York. You guys are so polite that sometimes I wonder if I’m a bad person after having conversations with you guys lol
Canadians are like Americans.....whose parents are in the room with them.
When i was in high school in marching band, We did a beatles halftime show. I played trumpet :-)
Last letter from George Harrison - wow! 🔥 🔥 🔥
I wonder what the last letter was? Possibly "n".
Mike Meyers is a very interesting Guy. Great Interview.
I loved George Harrison. He was my Beatle.
I swear to got every time I see an interview with mike Myers where he talks about his family, it gets even more interesting...
His mother was one of the ladies with the sticks on the map!? that's so cool!!!
You should read his book, its great!
Mike Meyers, he is a polite person and a gentleman, what else, he is a Canadian after all. Love ya!
Mike got some work done....looking good and youthful!
Oh no way! 30 years?! I was just posting a "she will be mine" meme the other day! 😲 Take care Mike!
I want to see the uncut version of this interview. I want to see what Stephen said after Mike said he didn't want to leave the dream that Peter Jackson had created. You know there were many words.
Stuart and his pentaverate theories 😂
So I married an axe murderer! My all time favorite Mike Myers movie.
Hello!
“Look at the size of that noggin’. It’s like a grapefruit stuck on a toothpick.” 🤣🤣🤣 So I Married an Axe Murderer is the best. Never gets old.
oh what a great movie! am a harekrishna laic monk - have had no "tv" since the mid 90s... however i Did have an old CRT functional. ocassionally i would buy a DVD and hook it up.. my other fave The Coneheads movie.. i used to cry at the abuse these humble off-planet migrants were put through - hundreds of hour$$ of INS harrasment... and when i would stop tearing in despair... the scene w the bottle-rocket would come: the despised marooned aliens knew how to whip up clean nuclear fission in their garage ...
@@JohnM_intheCreek he'll go cry on his huge pillow 😂😂😂
-So, Charlie tells me you're a butcher.
-Yes, I am a butcher.
-Do you link your own sausage?
Nice to see him repping some Buffalo gear!!!💙💛💙
These guys are as fun as the Beatles and are threaded in my life the same way❤
He is easily the best Canadian to ever exist.
Mike Myers and Norm Macdonald are 2 of Canada’s greatest treasures. Bless them!🇨🇦
he's a good fella and we like him just fine but i wouldn't go that far
so great seeing others also love the beatles
Colbert scooted by that health care comment so fast.
Thank you for the love!! We need it!!!
His story about getting beer reminded me of the scene in the movie "Strangebrew" when they go to try to get free beer, and it came out of the wall on a roller conveyor belt.
That's exactly how they did it in Canada, back in the day. Also all the beer bottles were the same, no matter what brand, so they could interchange the returned bottles. I always thought that was weird.
@@charlie-obrien stubbies! I'm old enough to remember drinking from them lol
@@sberke good old stubbies, brings back memories of my mispent youth
Holy shit does Mike Myers make a great guest
What a beautiful guy.
Great story Great Video Post Thank You
Never thought I'd hear a reference to the LCBO rollers on this show!!
I loved this interview, wish there was more. I would totally rock a Canadian jersey in the wake of a tragedy, thank you Mike. One of my oldest best friends is from Hamilton. Though, it would be hard not to wear the Bruins. I'm from Maine after all, and half our team is friggin' Canadian
".....but we have health care." Good one.
Thank you Mr. Myers.
When Mike Myers _first_ cane to Scarborough, Toronto, he was one of only _three_ punk rockers in the school. He was routinely beaten up. Then his family left for a year and during that year, his hair grew back. He "normallized" his appearance.
How do I know?
I used to protect him when I could from the bullies. I didn't even _realize_ it was the same guy until years later.
He had the _best_ house parties. You would know on Monday who was there by who was screaming in the halls "If it's not _Scottish,_ it's _CRAP!!"_
FAKE
Thanks Mike! Go Go Buffalo Sabers!
God Bless everyone in Western NY & our Friends in Canada!!!
Canada loves you Mike! I'm his age & was only 30 miles east of him. I can relate to him no problem. He also went to school with David, Elton Johns partner!
As of this typing, Mike is only a few days away from his 59th birthday, going by the internet. Let that sink in, if you grew up watching him.
Mike seems much nicer than I have heard. Goes to show that you need to let people speak for themselves before judging them.
👍🏿
Loving that Sabres sweater. Also "Get Back" ... can't stop watching it...
I wish I had some way of telling Mike Myers how much he's meant to me
for so much of my life. I fell in love watching him perform on SNL when I
was only 9 years old. I was unknowingly autistic, and autistic people
have "special interests", subjects that they are so interested in that
they feel they must learn everything about them. Autistic females,
especially those in adolescence, tend to make their special interests
celebrities, and Mike was mine. I wanted to watch everything he was in
and I learned everything I could about him. My friends got so tired of
me quoting line after line from Austin Powers and Wayne's World and So I
Married An Axe Murderer, but I didn't care, those movies made me happy.
I'm a bit more casual of a fan now compared to my very autistic
childhood where I sometimes would watch at least one movie of his a day,
but I still adore him. When he came out with his book Canada a few
years back, it made me so happy to read it and learn more about him and
the amazing country he hails from. The relationship he had with his dad
must be so bittersweet, because it was so good and now I'm sure even to
this day he misses him terribly. I can relate as I lost my wonderful dad
3 years ago. Anyway, this is a very long and convoluted way of saying
that I unequivocally love Mike Myers for who he is and for what he
creates, and I'm so grateful to him. Growing up, when things were tough,
sometimes the joy I got from his art was all that kept me going. The
laughter helped heal my heart. Thank you Mike. PS- Another one of my
special interests is Canada, one I'm pretty sure was sparked from my
love for Mike, as both are so wonderfully kind. I have a lot of Canadian
memorabilia, including a huge flag hanging above the desk where I'm
typing this. I had plans to finally visit in 2020, but then covid came.
Welp.
Thanks for the Buffalove! -We going drinking in Canada & clubing in Toronto at the age of 19 xoxo
Mike Myers is - nominally - Canadian but he's fundamentally a Liverpudlian. I want to see him spend a week here and in that space-of-time he'll turn back into Ringo Starr. Used to happen to me when I was at College. I'd go home for vacation as Brian Sewell and come back as George Harrison.
i would say his humour, yes humour with a u, is a combination of liverpudlian and canuck, quick, a bit gritty, brutally honest and fuckin funny
Yes! I've been telling people for years that The Beatles are underrated!
Appreciate the Sabre's jersey!
I like laughing, I like Mike Meyers 💕
I miss you Mike,
I forgive you for all those Halloween murders.
Please come back.
I'd love to read and hold that letter from George. What a treasure to own. I'm with Mike. Fab Four 4-Ever!
I remember when The Beatles came on the radio and the next day my oldest brother had the 45 single. Gosh I feel so old.../lol
Actually, I could watch whole 60 hours existing footage of "Get back"straight through
What was the song that they played during Mike’s entrance? It sounds so familiar and was so good.
I need to know too! So familiar
Same!
Love Buffalo. Stay strong. Love Canadians. Stay kind